Signal Health Practice

Track the measures that matter — weight, body composition, labs, nutrition and movement — over time.

Everything you record stays on this device. Nothing is sent to a server, and no one else can see it.

Name Sex (for lab reference ranges)

Current weight (lb) Goal weight (lb)

Current waist (in) Goal waist (in)

Target date Daily protein (g)

A tracking tool, not medical advice.
Discuss results with your clinician.

Nutrition

Recent

Movement

Recent

Weight

All time

Weight

—

Waist

—

Visceral Fat

—

From DEXA

Lean Mass

—

Body fat —

Laboratory

Values shown against reference ranges

Body Composition

DEXA

Quick entry

From a document

PDF or screenshot — lab report, DEXA results, or a list of weigh-ins

Enter directly

Goals

Start weight (lb) Goal weight (lb)

Start waist (in) Goal waist (in)

Goal visceral fat (lb) Daily protein (g)

Target date Sex (reference ranges)

Reference ranges

Values outside these ranges are marked in your Laboratory table. Defaults are typical adult reference ranges — edit them to match the ranges printed on your own lab report, since ranges vary by laboratory and assay. Marking a value only means it sits outside the range; it is not an interpretation.

Interpretation

Quick entry and document reading send what you provide — the text you type, or the PDF or image you choose — to be turned into numbers. With a practice code this passes through your practice's service to Anthropic and is not stored along the way; with your own key it goes straight to Anthropic. Either way your health record stays on this device, and nothing is saved until you confirm it. Leave both blank and everything still works — enter data directly instead.

Practice code Anthropic API key — only if you’re using your own Model

Keys are issued at console.anthropic.com. Usage bills to your own account.

Your data

Everything is stored in this browser alone. Clearing site data, or losing this device, means losing your history. Export a backup regularly.

Signal Health Practice’s tracker is a personal tracking tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations, and does not interpret your results. Discuss laboratory findings and health decisions with a qualified clinician.